Loading fruit onto trucks ... katuysha brand peaches?
Or was it 28?
--- Ali Yaghi, a Lebanese civil defense official at the scene, said at least 28 people were killed.
The Israeli army said it had attacked two buildings where it suspected weapons were being stored, and it was checking reports that it had hit a vegetable storehouse and civilians.---
And were there 150 there or 60?
--- The attack occurred when five Syrian refrigerator trucks arrived at a vegetable warehouse to load peaches and apples for the Syrian market, drivers and witnesses said. They said there were about 150 people there at the time.
Yaghi said civilian pickup trucks and a Lebanese ambulance hauled the laborers, some killed by shrapnel or flying rocks, to the Syrian city of Homs. Roads to hospitals in Lebanon were cut off by Israeli airstrikes earlier in the day.
The attack occurred near the town of al-Qaa, about six miles from Hermel, a Hezbollah stronghold hit by at least three Israeli airstrikes since fighting began 24 days ago.
The site run by a Lebanese company employed some 60 workers. It was unclear how many were there at the time of the attack.---
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